Sentence examples for citing passages from inspiring English sources

"He's just your standard virtuoso aristocrat from a gilded age," she says of Nabokov, after citing passages from "Speak, Memory" that violate her basic teaching principles.

In the November 17, 2008, issue of the magazine, David Remnick wrote about race and Barack Obama, citing passages from Obama's memoir "Dreams from My Father" in a story that explored the nature of his campaign.

They are holding regular meetings with youths on weekends, using the time to fight fire with fire — citing passages in the Koran, for instance, to undermine the teachings of the Islamic State.

In its complaint, FACT challenged that notion, citing passages in Sasha Issenberg's 2012 book "The Victory Lab" that described how Catalist enabled "seamless links" between President Obama's 2008 campaign and activist groups on the left.

Duane Morley Cox, a 54-year-old Mormon from a Salt Lake City suburb, sent in a 74-page brief citing passages from the Bible to make his case for upholding the ban.

Labor backbencher, Terri Butler, has asked Dutton to review Newman's visa on character grounds, citing passages from his book, Their Blood Cries Out, in which he advocates for the death of abortion doctors.

She cites passages in Josephus, Tacitus and Lucian of Samosata.

They cite passages of legislative history suggesting that the problem addressed by ch.

Paul Theroux's literary travel volume cites passages from his favorite authors.

It cites passages from the Koran and is intended for Muslims and non-Muslims.

In the early years of this country, ministers cited passages in the Bible to justify slavery.